Genie Garage Door Opener Light Won T Turn On

Listen for the light relay on the logic board to click.

Genie garage door opener light won t turn on. If your door control has multiple functions check the light button on the panel. Check if the limits are properly set. Adjust the limits as needed. Check if the safe t beams red led light is flashing.

If your garage door opener is equipped with a battery backup disconnect it. After you have it out you will see two wires. Unplug your garage door opener before trying this next step. Most garage door opener light sockets will pop straight out by pinching the tab that is holding it in the motor housing.

If the light is still not coming on it could be the light socket or the logic board. It appears that everything works on the unit except for one thing. Troubleshoot any problems you may be having with your genie garage door opener including lights blinking door reversing remote issues and more. Make sure only the safe t beams that came with this garage door opener are installed.

Try the door control panel. Unplug the garage door opener then immediately plug the opener back into the electrical outlet. Failure to do so may cause electrical shock. If your opener is made before 1993 please click here for important information.

The safety beams are in good working order. See safe t beam diagnostic light guide check garage door for binding. They will stop the garage door from closing if the beam is broken. To determine which one it is follow the steps below.

Allow roughly 10 minutes to troubleshoot your garage door opener. If you are experiencing problems with the interior light on your genie garage door opener you can run through some troubleshooting steps to try and resolve common faults. Sometimes the light switch button is accidentally activated which causes the light to stay on. If your genie garage door light will not switch off it could be a problem with the wiring or hardware.

Your door control panel is usually on the wall inside your garage. Try pressing it again to turn it off. It should be on and steady.